This is things police see.

First and accounts with your host, Steve Gold.

Welcome to the podcast. It interviews active and retired police officers about the most intense,

bizarre, and sometimes humorous moments on the job. It is I. Old Ginger Face here with you.

Thank you for being here, everybody. Great to have you. You can see my eye. If you're watching the YouTube, you can see my eyes all jacked up.

I have one of those blood spots.

I used to see in people's eyes and go, ugh, I don't think I can eat.

This guy's got a blood spot.

This is my second one in six months, so I don't know.

I'm 45.

I might be just falling apart.

I did nothing to get it. No one hit me.

I don't remember sneezing hard.

But yeah, apologies.

Apologies to the YouTube viewers.

But thank you for checking up the show.

Thank you for all the backlisting, all the back catalog that gets watched.

It's so cool.

The content is evergreen. So you can really, once you find the show, you can really just rip through them and just hear these crazy stories the men and women of law enforcement bring to the show is just, I'm blown away every episode.

And it's all just so people can really get a better appreciation for what it is the men and women of law enforcement are actually doing out there. You can hear the stories, how they live them. So thank you for

being here if you're new, and I think you're going to like it. Before we bring on our guest, I have to,

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